Osha root (Ligusticum porteri): Reduces inflammation of the throat and mucous membranes, increases elimination of toxins throughout the spores of the skin, acts like a bronchial dilator.

 

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Osha root (Ligusticum porteri): Reduces inflammation of the throat and mucous membranes, increases elimination of toxins throughout the spores of the skin, acts like a bronchial dilator.

Root Hairs: Extensions of the root epidermis that increase the roots ability to absorb water.

Root Mean Squared (RMS): A term used to indicate the average level of power that a receiver or amplifier can sustain over a given period of time. Average power ratings (ex: 100 watts RMS) provide a more realistic as . . . View Full Definition

Root Of The Title: The original grant (or root) of the title.

Root Directory: The main directory on any hard disk or floppy disk. It has a fixed size and location and cannot be resized dynamically like subdirectories can.

Root Creation: Creating a new word by inventing its form from scratch--without reference to any pre-existing word or sound.

Root Canal: The hollow part of the tooth's root. It runs from the tip of the root into the pulp.

Root Canal Therapy: The process of treating disease or inflammation of the pulp or root canal. This involves removing the pulp and root's nerve(s) and filling the canal(s) with an appropriate material to perman . . . View Full Definition

Root Cap: Structure that covers and protects the apical meristem in plant roots. Cells forming a protective series of layers over the root meristem.

Root Planing: The process of scaling and planing exposed root surfaces to remove all calculus, plaque, and infected tissue.